I could use a little info.
So glad to hear you are doing well. Take Byrdies advice and join some others on the journey. We have to learn to accept we have a common problem that makes us PART of the human race, not FAILURES and outsiders.
This knowledge is soo empowering IMO
Veteran With Issues;1400158 wrote: Thanks for all of the input and support. I still haven't had a drink since I decided to stop. I have no symptoms to speak of and feel much better. I don't go through the day feeling nauseated until I start drinking again. The first day was the only day that had any effects, and I believe that was mainly due to lack of sleep more than anything else.
I believe the mind is a very powerful thing. When I decide that I want to be in charge of my life rather than alcohol, it should be so. I know I'm nowhere near the light just yet. That would be naive. However, I do feel that I finally have both hands on the reigns. There have only been two cravings to speak of, but now that I see alcohol as an enemy, I take pleasure in resisting it's calling. I haven't had an enemy beat me yet.
Thanks again ya'll!! Take care of yourselves.
I believe the mind is a very powerful thing. When I decide that I want to be in charge of my life rather than alcohol, it should be so. I know I'm nowhere near the light just yet. That would be naive. However, I do feel that I finally have both hands on the reigns. There have only been two cravings to speak of, but now that I see alcohol as an enemy, I take pleasure in resisting it's calling. I haven't had an enemy beat me yet.
Thanks again ya'll!! Take care of yourselves.
This knowledge is soo empowering IMO
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